I don't understand how massive demand will lower the price.

In 3 months she still probably will not have found a place and then you have a massive headache.

Everything that Smyrna city has done (buying bad apartment complexes for residential redevelopment, massive new construction and high end density near Smyrna Market Village, among other things) has improved the student transience.  

I am not sure of the exact financial details of the motel, but there are MASSIVE improvements to be made.

I have clients right now that are suing an attorney for his advice and setting up an S-corp resulting in massive taxable income to them.You will have a contribution to your partnership of property with a built in gain.

@Douglas Skipworth  @James Wachob  @Ben RobertsThough I don't know enough about NY to compare Memphis neighborhoods to Brooklyn or the Bronx, I can make a couple observations as a lifelong resident of Memphis:There are a number of massive reinvestment projects going on in the downtown and midtown areas of Memphis.

I wonder whether there is a way to analyze massive amount of data.

They typically want massive down payments (25%+) and will only give you 12 months max to exercise your option.Your goal as a lease option investor is to get into the property with as little out of pocket as possible (ideally $0) with a below market rent and a below market purchase price with as much time to exercise as you can get.

I'll use the gain to purchase another property but still avoid the massive increase in value that has happened over the last 3 years here. 

@Mia Shlomit - My takeaway was to never buy the condo properties with massive back dues and padded lawyer fees at sheriff sale.